US Unveils Barack and Michelle Obama's Official Portraits in White House

US Unveils Barack and Michelle Obama’s Official Portraits in White House

The United States, US yesterday unveiled the portraits of Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle in the White House after their tenure.

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Michelle Obama took to her facebook page and wrote “Today, Barack and I returned to the White House to unveil our official portraits. It was so exciting to share Sharon Sprung and Robert McCurdy’s incredible artistry with the world—and to be back in the place we called home for eight years.

“But this day isn’t about us—it’s about all of you.

“It’s about all the work and service that so many of you have put in to help make this country a little better. And it’s a reminder that if a biracial kid with an unusual name and the daughter of a water pump operator and a stay-at-home mom can end up on the walls of the most famous address in the world—then every young kid who’s doubting themselves can, too. That’s what this country is about. And that’s why we have to continue to strive and struggle until that aspiration can be a reality for every child growing up today.